Please ensure that your hand luggage is within the maximum dimensions and quantity permitted by your airline.

See details here for Airport parking charges.

Driving by car to/from Guernsey airport is a little different to driving in the UK, our roads are primarily narrower and there are a few different rules and signs to keep traffic flowing. Guernsey and Alderney drive on the left and the maximum speed limit is 35mph. 

More information can be found here.

All public parking is free although for some of the shopping and on-street parking areas, you will need to display a parking disc "clock" available at many retail outlets including our customer services information desk however, there will be a small charge.

Getting to and from Guernsey Airport could not be easier. Located in the parish of the Forest in the south of the island it is approximately 15 minutes (by car) from the east coast where Guernsey's capital of St Peter Port is located.  This is also the location of the island's main harbour, giving straightforward access for onward sea travel to the Bailiwick’s islands of Herm and Sark as well as the UK, Jersey and France.

Key upgrades to Guernsey Airport security assets completed

23rd August 2022
Passengers flying out of Guernsey Airport should now enjoy a smoother journey from Check-in through to Departures following a programme of significant upgrades to both the Hold Baggage System (HBS) and Central Search Area (CSA). These upgrades form part of the Guernsey Airport Security Upgrades programme and directly support Guernsey Ports’ aims of maintaining safety and regulatory compliance…

New Airports Fire Manager appointed

3rd June 2022
Guernsey Ports have appointed Pete Bretel (pictured left) as its new Airports Fire Manager who be leading and developing both the Guernsey and Alderney Airport Fire and Rescue Services. Mr Bretel joined the service in 2001 as a firefighter before subsequently being appointed a Crew Commander and Watch Manager. Mr Bretel previously held the role of Training Coordinator / Emergency Planning Officer…

Security Area Upgrade – New Lane Installed and in Service

26th May 2022
The project to comprehensively refresh Guernsey Airport’s passenger and cabin baggage security screening facility is progressing well. The first of two new security scanners have been installed and is now in use. Guernsey Ports are pleased to announce that two lanes will be available for the May half term, as planned. This will help support the anticipated increase in passengers travelling out…

Aurigny Dublin Direct Service to Resume on 17 May 2022

11th May 2022
Aurigny's direct Dublin flights from Guernsey will resume from 17 May 2022. An issue arose in the scheduled service because of a post Brexit Air Services licensing issue that impacted Channel Islands operators after Aurigny had been granted a licence to run the route from Guernsey to Dublin in 2021.   A temporary permit ran out on the 10 April 2022 and since then Aurigny have been…

Airport security investment to improve the passenger experience

21st April 2022
Guernsey Ports will comprehensively refresh its airport hand luggage screening equipment during the first half of 2022. This investment supports the Guernsey Airport Master Plan’s aims of maintaining safety and regulatory compliance whilst improving the customer experience. The new scanning equipment is state-of-the-art and can be adapted to meet future airport requirements. Enabling work will…

Blue Islands course gives latest cohort the freedom to fly

21st April 2022
Blue Islands has welcomed the third cohort of 2022 on its latest Freedom to Fly course; the free course seeks to help those inhibited by the surprisingly common fear of flying, by combining technical insights, with behavioural change training and culminating in an experience flight around the islands. Rob Veron, CEO Blue Islands said, “We are so proud of everyone who has attended our Freedom to…

Dutch, German & Swiss visitors returning to the islands this year

21st April 2022
Blue Islands has been selected by leading European tour operators as the partner airline flying visitors from The Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland to Guernsey and Jersey throughout 2022. The European charter programme will see up to 44,000 visitor nights in the islands and a potential spend of up to £6m in the visitor economy, a substantial value that has been absent for the past two years…

Blue Islands launches new Rennes service

7th April 2022
Islanders can enjoy direct flights to France this summer as Blue Islands launches a new twice weekly service from to Rennes via Jersey. Located in the beautiful Brittany region of France, Rennes Airport provides easy access to the surrounding area with a flight time of just 40 minutes. Rob Veron, CEO Blue Islands said, “Our twice weekly service to France this summer is an exciting addition to…

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